Expulsion refers to the process of
A. deliberately and systematically killing an entire people or the members of a nation.
B. forsaking a cultural identity in order to become part of a different culture.
C. combining a majority group and a minority group to form a new group.
D. expelling a group of people from a territory.
Answer: D
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a. tendency to generate extreme inequalities b. success as global distribution systems c. strong reliance upon slave labor d. lack of any genuinely exploitative features
From the sociological perspective, health and illness are understood as issues concerning
A. a broader social structure. B. the physical environment. C. the individual. D. the body.
Sue organizes the local food drive and tutors elementary students. Sue is not paid for her activities, but they occupy a great deal of her time. Cox and Demmitt categorize this as:
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A. cities are healthier places to live than rural areas. B. long-distance travel increases public health by exposing doctors to new scientific ideas. C. changes in medical technology play a large role in increasing average life expectancy. D. changes in the knowledge base of folk healers play a large role in increasing average life expectancy. E. changes in women’s roles can play a large role in increasing average life expectancy.